[nycphp-talk] Should I try Zend Studio (again) ?
Thomas O'Neill
tommyo at gmail.com
Wed May 11 14:51:06 EDT 2005
I use the Linux server side debugger in combination with a windows client
and it works great. In fact we have about 8 developers with ZDE installed
all developing on the same linux server across multiple web applications. It
works great.
-Tom
On 5/11/05, inforequest <1j0lkq002 at sneakemail.com> wrote:
>
> Thanks Hans. Sounds like an infomercial for Zend!
>
> Seriously though, so you have been a user of 3.5? or 3.0? Do you use the
> server side debugger or are you commenting on how you like the IDE? If you
> use the debugger, you have a Windows client and a remote Linux server so I'd
> love to hear your experiences with reliabiliy and speed of the interactive
> debugging, especially when you dock/undock/connect remotely.
>
> Andif you don't mind clarifying, are you being supportive because you make
> your living off of the IDE or did you mean PHP? The former says alot abut
> the product; the latter speaks to the value of PHP (undisputed).
>
> After your 30 days when you remove the trial I'd be interested in your
> experience with the Windows dual setup. Usually the problems happen when you
> finish and delete (I bet they pay alot of attention to getting it working
> properly as a trial on someone's system, but I wish companies would pay more
> attention to leaving your system cleanly when you don't buy/upgrade. Yeah
> sure, right?)
>
> My license is for 3.0 and I would have to pay more to even go to 3.5, let
> alone 4.0 I guess that's the reward for being an early adopter (!).
>
> I'm pretty close to moving on at this point. Doesn't seem to enough gains
> for the added complexity.
>
> Thanks again for the feedback. I am sure there are others benefitting from
> these discussions on the list.
>
> -=john andrews
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From:
> "Hans Kaspersetz hans-at-cyberxdesigns.com<http://hans-at-cyberxdesigns.com>|nyphp dev/internal group use|" <...>
> Sent: May 11, 2005 8:16 AM
> To: NYPHP Talk <talk at lists.nyphp.org>
> Subject: Re: [nycphp-talk] Should I try Zend Studio (again) ?
>
> I have both versions on my PC right now. I am trying the trial
> version. Having both does not seem to messing either up. I also have
> both on my Powerbook. I am most likely going to upgrade to 4 because of
> documenter and the SQL stuff. And I think it is the right thing to do.
> I like Zends products, I use them all the time and I make my living with
> them, so I think it is appropriate I support them. I know that might be
> a weird view on that but I know when people use my stuff and make a
> living from it I would like them to give back a little. Sort of a
> principle thing.
>
> Hans K
>
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